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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-08-13
Ser 9atsen.
einridltuRa Sts BatttnmbroerS SnImeS ".
Bl'rHcar IN Vtrainten.-GtH SsIbHmprOs
@erInn nea NernrfhtfIttn.

8tter8burg, 81, y. guguR.-6ols
mes q. Burbear, ifberfibrt, feline Satin Dor
etDa 5met SabreH in 9tHmiooies @ouutn bers
eittet an ba6eu, tuRr6e beute RGdmittaa Al
Briuce Seorge Court SOuie ourb oen Straug
blngeri@tet. @r trug 6an6ibeuen auf ieis
nsm gBege gum S6affot, Oa eT gieiguug All
sln,m Bluht1srIude On ben Gag gelegt uRo
ncd In Der DergOageueH yadt ben gBddter
gSiuiums 5u iiberreoeH oerluft bate, ibm
3ur Sluht bebiilflIh 3u ietu. 6euts friib,
turj Dor Der SlunOe, IN melder Burpear aus
oem bieitaen @eidugniift, In melbem er iih
meErere IlOnate lang befHnoen hattie, nad5
4rtnce 9eorge Court sbuuie BGhufs 6iuriGs
tung ibeTgefiihrt merosH iOllte, brad5te er Ii6
nit einem Stiid Stnbl, oas er nuf irgeuo
cine gSeiie erlau9t bate, in leIbfm0roertlder
abfdt 8unOen ON 6alie nRe am 6auoges
lente bel, iRoeiIeH mareH bic SsTlebuHgan
nidlt beoeuteu6 uno bemtrtteu MIR, DnB bic
Gbfebrt nm etnige Sett oer3Oaert murbe.
D}aH bradbte ben SeTrrtbeilteu IN elmer pom
SGerifi unb 5mei aiTfenteH, Jennie a Be
DaffHeteu bemaGteH &Hti6e BON bier mad
Der &ihtfdtte. auf bem gBege betbeuerte
er nod leiHe llnihuIO Uno ilgte, er fiir6!e
nd uldlt Dor BEN S0oe, obglei9 CT beouure,
elneH i6impflidleu COB auf benz Shaffot er.
leioeu 81 miiIieu. @S lei mQhr, oa8 er ieiue
8rau iale6t bsban6elt babe, alIeiu umge.
bra6t babe er ne nidt.
SGi Der 4ntuuit Al Briuce @eorge's ftellte
e8 fd beraus, baB Die Sauoage bon Der
8unbe anI 4rme berabgerutdt mar uu0
ba6 Die gBunbe fart blutete. Der 9efauqene
lit nuBerbem an lebeIltlt uRO @rbredeu,
un0 bic nnmeien0eH Ier3te il9ten benz S9es
riff, Gr iODe iidJ NIT Der SInri4tuug beeileu,
menu er bermeiben rpOue, oaB Der @efnugene
Oorber ferbe. Burpsar tbetlte 6em BatOr
&oiebrOr ieinem Seeliorger, auf bem S6aijOt
NIT, oaB er, DeHn CT Hi6t bon eiuem 6reuHOe
I'M StiG geIafeu pOr6eu mare, in Der 92lft
pom Dliitmod Ober Douueritag feline 5lud]t
beneIif!lligt bitte, uno saB er nd aus @Htz
taulduHg oGs Gebeu 81 nebmeH ueriude.
Gr iugte, gr babe leiHe Sruu i'm Syauuar 1885
gebeuat9et, un6 i6cH lm fOIgeHoeu gl0Hate
babe iie Elm 6tno Bur g8elt gebradt. 8rGl
Gage bataui babe sr ibr eint SdeiouHgstlage
nngeflubigt, uuO iia babe bal0 onr0uf 3mei
Selbilmorooerlude gemadt. Das BON ibr
giEgenommene Suit let sntneoer BON ibr ielbft
OOer elmer uHcereH Be.ioH gemIIdt morOeH.
gteiueioige 3euasH bitten ibH an ben 9lIgeH
gsbradt-8ie biHrtd,tuuq Duroe oauu auf
bic iiblidle gBsiie pOufredt uno uerIief obue
uHiou. Der nrme SuH0er i1ten obumdG
zig 3u isiH, als ibm ole Shiuge nm ben
6oIs gelsgt nuroe - Gie llebeliibruug O,s
Siugerihtetsu, maIder eiueu gaOeu in 0ins
mtehiesGOuut9 betr,eb, erfolgte leOigli9 auF
lin fan, Rbsmeile, bic iubeiieH tlum eIueH
3meliCl on ielusr ShuIo lisBeu.
augufu @, 60. y. Guguf.-Sel Son.
gers, Der NOroer SOroaH &obiuiou'S, eUo .te
beuie 81 6umptOu, S.r@., isIus Gurrisre an
gaIgeH. Gr batts in einem 6iuterbalts auf
ieiu Srfer 9elanert unb buiielbe falten Bin,
tes nieter8eidOii:H. 8Or ietuer piuTidnHg
CAB @Ougers Bu, oaB ielH rrrbeu Elm 8eredz
les iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-08-13
f1nr,the,, 4, RlrfnnEna.

2ittle.Rod, Grf.. y. auguf.-@rOBe
Gufregung berrfdt in SeUier @ouHtp iiber
ben 8sriud Der Better oou 1864er @Ouutps
SbIigutiOusu, bic 3tni,n geDatlam etutrei=
ben 3u Iafeu. Tau mudt geIteub, OaB bic
betrshenDe 96uIs nbbsJaht 1T, unO miro
tis Ss3ablung Der SbligotlOueu OerUetgeru.
@eueral. 4umalt Sone8 puroe IN ettigie uers
brOnnt, NEIL er aIs aHpaIt eIHes BoHosbes
fbers anitrat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-08-13
MfMfer Q1lnm-

BruHfIiu, Ga, II. Quguft. - Daniel
Elea1Hts, alins 6ostius, Elm ildmmiger Jis
ger BON q bic % 5abreH, murOe geferH Hale
Biefigcr StaOt BON eiuem Dlob mad ldugsrer
S,Bl09o unb uuaOem er oura mebrere
Shnfe Uarnuubet wOrOen mar, eiugeiaugeu.
gr fau6 i'm BerOadt, isine Gm leBteH gtitts
nod ale 2side In eluem 6elOe auf9efuuOeHe
Stieitodter Sane @Oqtns ermOr0et 3u babeu,
uno gsfano ba8 Belbreaen uad ieiuer Self
unhm2 elm. Der UlOb bdugte ibu barauf TO-
tort on. siuem 0rerbaIisH in eiHem 3uders
robrIdluppeu duf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-08-13
ca @nnlferl etter 8on.llntota. !.

Toronto, Ont, -. 4uguf. -Guf bem
SOutb-g gfsr. aus feuuHgaplage itHO 8Orbes
rsltungeu fir eine ON 20. auguf ablu5aI,
tenbe lanbmirtbiduftlide UORfre'Rafeus
8eriommlung i'm @nnge, in weldsr @raffus
2Biuons iiber bic Sortheile elmer 6anoel8s
unb i3Ou Union NIT ben gersinigteu Staatyn
iprsden piIb. 9aS Arrangements &Omite
bOfit, Die arUBte uno impOiantefe SeUiamms
lung gu StauOe 5u briHgeu, weltt Iemal5
bier 1ottnpfuuhgY1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-08-13
SraaO aHf elmer SnOianerpgaeTers
patton.

Caleb 6ouia, Sut., -. auguf Gina
gleiIen BON bier eHtiernt auf Der 3ubiausrz
ReierUaiieu, ftebt ge9eupdrtis cine g8al0.
fldhe BON Guabratmelleu In FlammeH,
peIne uuBer ben Buumfdmmeu lauu cine
Gn3nbl Sduier in SrnuO gefedt babeu.
3pei Snbiuner, cine .Squam" uuo mebrere
gtetbeerben fnb bereitS Oem uer5eereHoeu
Glemeute gum 9pfer gefaaeH. Die 4tmos
iphdre in iensr SeaeHo in in 6olge oes grus
sen QuoImes, nit bsm fie fdnOtg angsfiiat
if, gerabeJu uuertrdsIi4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-08-13
QNr afI6errf 0rnne.

6nIifor, R.-S., -. Quguf. - 0it
Ser. Ct Srieg5idifie DRiamoHO, ,"o @aLsHa'
uno uSihpee" fuhrsH geferH UOu bier mad
Gar balbDr oh. Gu5 9l0ucefer traf uorgs.
fern be NudIiht etu, baB Die cuaaoiiae III
gisluug be IN lester SaiiOu ben 5iiherej
ShOoneln ySOparo SeIbrOOt" uuo rs. q
@riitsnosn" aufsrlegtsH 9slofrufeu 3uriid
erfattst babe. DfaH gluubt, OaB bic cGuGot-
ihtn 8eh0rben fid 6aIu oerfebeu meroeu,
be oem gopitGn oes SGoouers nQuUie gB.
6Oc9Ou" 5uoittirts @AOfrais ebeufauS nap,
3ulafisn.
@burIottetoWu, g. 8. g., p. Aug.
Der beihlugnabmte umerifaniide Slider.
Sdoouer u.s. s.. q. Bsrfiu8" muroe geileru
absno pom 3OucolettOr 6O!eg belongings,
los freiqeQebeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-08-13
Gnfloat I'm ReuuTulOaufett .

Qaucafer, Ba., y. 4usuf. - 8ar.
mid Eopnibip, i'm bleFgen @Ountp belegeu,
purOe geferu Abeuo oOu siuem &puon beim'
qein6t, meIher betra5dl9eR S9aoen an
Tpbnbduietn, Sdeunsu, Bdumen Il. (. m.
aurihtete. Qud Oas - nBarpids 6ouie" murOe
fntoa6t unO nabeju IN einen 8riimmerbaas
fen oerman0elt. SH Der Rdbe uou Saluuaa
NOR Der 8pDeu nit 5ngeIt6rneru DoqtdnOig
bebedt, unO bic GabOdsfeloer babeu oaour6
idner eelitten. Tleuidenleben fiuo iibris
oens nidt osrIOren gegangsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-08-13
SnOtantr ataJ Dem QrieasDfaoe.

8enusr, Col, l2. Dug. - @ouUerueur
abams muroe beute bIrh cine BON 6rH. l8.
8. GIurf, bem Uagor BON Nteefer, GOl., abs
gei6tdte 9speihe beuudri9tigt, ouB bic
white. 8iUer lltes uuter 6iibrung oes 6dupts
liugs @oIOrOrp ben Srie9spfao betreteu bas
ben un0 bic auiebler ermOroeu. Der @ous
ueruaur bat an Oas SriegsOepartemeut in
0aibiHgtOu telegrupbirt uRo nm 6ilfe ers
iuGt. Die Bepohuer Der beorobteu @sgeuo
finb aus ibreH anteolungen eatil0bsH uHb
IammeIu Ijdb Al Reeier,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-08-13
BfebmdrFfe.

@t2outs, y. Dug. - 0IiubbieB: gu
fubr 500, BerituOuug 25OO; Brstie Uaris
irteu lpiiheu $1.9O un5 1920. SdUsiHs a:
l3ufubr 500, Serienbuug 1000; Prtiie pa
rtrrteu 3wiiden 1926 uuo $685. Sduafe
3ufubr 1000, BsrieHbung 1900; BreiIe Uas
riirten 3mii@eu 1915 uu6 $4.75.
@bicugo, u. auguf -01iuOUieB: 3u'
iubr 5000, SerisnOuug 3OOO; Breiie oaris
irten 3piihen S1.OO unb $475.-Shweiue {:
3uiulr 5000, Sarienbung 500; Breiie
Uaritrtsu 3wiideu $500 uub 1886. -
S6aaie: 3uiubr 1000, Berienbuug 1000;
Preiie 5artirteu Spiiheu $l.OO uuo $425.
@afs2ibertb, Beuni., 12. 4uaulf.-
RiuO0isb: 3ufubr 779, Berieubuug PAT ;
Breiie 0ariirteu 5Diiaen 8 unb s.;
SdDttHe: 3ufubr 1000, 8erienOuug 1000.
Breile bariirteu Bpiiaeu $4.75 uuO $3.50
S6aaie; 3uiubr 14OO, 8erienbuug 1000;
Breiis bariirten 5uiidlsn $3.50 uH6 $3.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-08-13
SapaHs sanIs.


unisbIbares B7iitel gegsn RnloTia, DpspeDte
Seber' une NerusnleibGH, appttiuofigitit Btr5nus
Ialfur eta,n sopFstSsn uns g3erffopfna. I7aT fors
here uuT ". S. EoHic uuo tetR uuoerc5. so
Gents Die BIaide. ". g. 3nbHtropieH( (NeFve-
Killerl beili 3d5ni6msrstH ioiort; Is Gents btt
ETnfrle. On nVru NhofhrFpu an h0hpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-08-13
|omtltcufr0a0Dte.

Stem Orleans, r. Guguf. Slrl
Qpfsl, 25 Sabre aIr, bradte heute ieiuer 6rau
eiue mnbrideiuli6 t0otIihe SduBmuuoe bel
uub begiHg bnuH SelbftmOro, iHbem er ND
cine RugeI in cen 8opf iagte. bdustaer
llHfritOs rpirb aIs llriude Der Era86ole bee
7pirbupt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-08-13
Giue R0rfe.

IN aUe, DeI9t on Holgsu Don Sustnbihuetni
ncIuoter S@lDd6e, frdbem 8erials Berlnh 6eT 9ean'
nesiruF u. I. b. lelbeu, len5e to- GoHenfret ctr
RCEept, bas ls furtrt, DieieS grDBt ptmttsi purb'
1e- sintm Bliifond1 IN Sdb Gmtrtfo eni6tdi
= atdt cbTeifTtes Gouoeri on Hep. Soispe Z. Sn.
AN GlsiiaRBs SlGDsB BUgls8tias (Sult5s s4S1a8sapl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-08-13
TDd, Elm SiSenbahftituFon.
sons glrbtfter net5ofet.

Mnrquette, Tiid., -. 4uguf. - Gr.
better Der .,RoribpeferH Sabn" batteu ges
fern byi ber Station Norpag etHeH Baf5r.
bebGltsr bolenbet uHb 3ur BrO5e NIT BaHer
gsbiiut. 8erirIbe burf pIOgli4, uRO ote
gOu3e NaiiermGfe, osrmnht nit ben 6olJ
unO @iieu5efanot9elleu oes BehdlterH,
fh6mte i'm giu auf bic Irbeiter berab. Seh5
oeIielbeu purosn get0Otet, LIDS i4Der uHO
msbrere aubere Leidht berleBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-08-13
RprIe RabtI.Rtpsiderl..
Soc lusnahl ppn

9roBe 4uSBahl 0Ou
MARBLE and SLATEMANTELS,
p,risrtigt aus Den DsEI6sbsnfeu Arten B2aGm0I uHb
g6icfer mad ben utueten D2ufern DoH
g. Gtlgdrtuer 6 S0buetls
gir. 526 uHo 528, gBehs Baltimore StraBe.
Gtsts Doudtbis cine gr05e ausDa9l @raHtts aGs
g7urmor= =Grabfieine, FigursH, 8aisn g. DeEets
Luugen ouf G2obeIplatten, EuBbo6cns BanoOrElrln
buHssn &C. Bu Zen btgiafsu BrsiieH ausasiH4rl.
(9uu8-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-08-13
Nene Nn3eigelt.
Mntnnarn.mnhImiihItrt.

gEir beebrsn uns, uniere Sreunbe unb @onner 5u
bena6rihiieen, bcB ole Ufebliorten, fpside uniere
BreisIFte oufrueift, nie 9eDobHItd, gum sSertalle
Sfeben. gStr babcu sEpet OoAftanotg nuSgsrnz
5tete @aIaeuz zI9HhIea rtiit elmer taGItdeH Stes
feTuaeSfabfgfcit bon fiinf3ehnhnnoert Baiz
5era in ooUer 5bdtieFett uHe itno ea9er IN Der
Sage, ole pom biegen uno BON Seuten IN per unl9e>
osns Fommsnbsn alitrdae ausMInbren. gBir neroen
1nIeren Srsunotn oanfbar iein, nenn ne Dielem Ses
nttuns uno ups Ibre Cunt Ute IN Der 8sr9an9en9et
fhsnfen. Berlnneen Sic BON Sbrem @rocer
RatnpSro=SuperIattus 0nteut,
O=SSamiItGuzB Batent.
Ghe{aHeaFesSTiFa,S Orange =GrOoe@@Etra.
6. u. @umbriu 1Gtg. Comp,
gir. 2I4, Spu1meFcearafe.
a q O oOO 0GN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-08-13
Parrn1fEhfes.

Die beutige SteEer Ginuahue betru9
1914, $40 uHO bic 3Oueinnabme 1928, l21.
Cur ginIDiuug befttmmte National, 8aut.
gIOten i'm 8etrage BON $283 900 IiefeH beute
i'm S6aBumte eiH.
Dos Shnbamt bot mebreren fir ben R0s
mig 9Glaiaua UOn Sumaii in europa gefauf,
teH@eu iioen, melde Oemud6ft in Rem 9Ort
Stbufs meiterer SereHouHg mad 6ouolulu
erRalttt peroeu, Bcuireie gIufubr 0erWiltgt.
I'm Steue bss in 6as Batentbdreau Uers
lsbten SatOb 6rOIid if 8 y. gBrigbt Uou
1euHefee gum @bef Der giiueraIleH. 45tbeis
Inug bes 9auoamteS ernaHnt moroeu. 8ers
i,lbe fungirte isitber als 8OrFBer Der SHOias
uers @CmmlifOu i'm yiOrbmeiteH.
Sdnmiltde breiunblndn3ig Glerrv, ,!nelae
i'm Gitreau oeS @eneral 3ablmeiitsr5 an9e-
f1ellt ino, bubeH bic Friiiuug gu ibrer Se.
i0Iberung i'm Rrieg5 9eparlemsnt befauOea;
ben ben OisruHb5mau5ig @terts i'm 8iireau
bss @bef.SugenI,urS 1T Elm eiHjjger bei'm
grQmeu buTdlaefaQeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-08-13
Ntn nerflnfettet Shak.

QOug.8raRdl,R RS, u. Qugut. -
dis asfsrn abenO bic l8 Sabre alte SRI.
guriIu Ron aus BrOotl1u, melhe nit i6,er
IRutsr in glepmaHsS Spungs bel Reo Bauf
in Der Semmerfriide meilt, Obue 8egIsituug
in einem 8oote Gui Oem Sbreusburp Riuer
eine BuIierpartie uHternehmeu nollte, blieb
cas- Eabr3eug siuise Shrltte bonn ufer ent.
fernt nit Der anferfette an elner Saumuur.
BeI i'm Elufis bdusen. I'm bas Boot flott Su
mudsu, uabm SRI. BON 3uOOr ibre 5 mertb.
uOleu 8iuge, bic 8ur 3eit ibre 5lnger
Ihmiidteu, ab, fuipfte fie in Elm 8ai6eutH9
unS firedte uIeOaun ibre arme in 0as Bais
Isr. Sine Nluute ipdter mar oas Boot frei.
gls fie borauI bas Saiaentud aufiuipfeu
moIts, nm be Ringe pie6sr on bic 6la6 8u
ffeden, eriitt pIDeIih bas Boot eur6 eiue
Belle etnen StoB uub idmmtlibe flint Ntu.
oe, i'm Bertbe BON $500 uuroeu in oas Bais
Ter oeIhleubert. Gran 8Op bat beute NIT
Stemort &onrotp, eiuem i'm 9ienfte Der
.,Rerritb. Bsrae. &Ompagnie" III Rem gort
fiebsnben Tan6er, Bebufs Gufudeus Der
SnueIsH ibrer Eoater 8idipra6e aenoms
men unb pirb berielbe pObL IN ben ad6Reu
Taaen Ieine Arbeit beginner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-08-13
RnrFt nnn sHrIf.

2oubou, y. QuguR. Ser. Staateu'
Sbllgutiouen: 4.pro3. 1919, bitto 41'prol.
1871. &ttieu: a.s@..28. 45t, Ditto Brior.
1Ol, Canada Baciic SIS, @rie 3Ig, Ditto
BriOr. 1921, SHinois. Central 1881, Dtericau
484, ct. BauI 84b, Rew gorf. Central 1l2,
Benniplania 57g, Reaoing 28B, glericau
Central Is, Canada. gtOrbmsf. 2auo, 90. q.
2fOerPOoI, y. dug, 12.3ODlittag5.-
Baumpoue: D2itteliorte Sberl. 81, DO.
Pen.SrlsuuB ST. - Die 8ertdufe betrus
gen 5000 Balleu, SpetulatiOH u. au5ubr
1000, .5ufuhr 800.
Sapaits SauIo,
9onbou, y. aug.-Sm Interbauie ers
tldrte gsfern 6erguiOu fir's duBere Gmt,
bic Rtgierung babe teine ylahrihteu beiHgs
ltd bes i'm lmlnufe befubIidsu Seridts ers
bulteu, boB bas ueue gliuifsrium 6auaii's
ftb neiggrte, bus Seitens 6eS lesteu Bres
misrs aufgenommene 4uleben Don $40, 900, >
OOO fiji gtilHg anluertenneu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-08-13
Ser 6elOmarFt.

RepsgOrt, u. Guguf. - Solgeubes
fiub bic Shlusnotirungen: GeIb 6i1nete Al
44-8 uub ihloB 81 10 BroJeHt. r. Sterliugs
QBsdbiel 81. 500 -s4.81 auf 60 Gage uab
81 824-s4. SO auf Sift. - Buubes. Dbl.
ootioneu: 4sprOs. 1878, Al proi. 11O,
3 pro,. -. aitien: aboms' @rpreB $50,
Central Baci1c 36I, Gbeiapeaie Ohio 6,
erie 8o! OitS yFo5 ag g. $. San9is' t SsntSaI
754, Rortb gBefsrn ll43, 6tttO Brtor. 144,
Retp gorf. Central 1851, O5tO gtiifiitppi
PSI, bittO BriOr. 85, RIttsburg 151, 6eas
btna 55g. ct. Paul 8lJ, OittO 9rior. 1I9,
gBeiferu. Union 79t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-08-13

gbatsportb, Sqs.. u. 4uguR. -
llnter ben Sermuubsteu, tpslbe 3u Pipers
Sim ffarben, bsfiuben fdb 6. .. Baulelu aus
GaIesbura, SRI. Be0rl ADAMS aus PeOria
uub eiue Gran Salsnttne aus gietpsg1rf.
gRdbrsuO her beutigsu SOrnlittusSfsuug Der
gorousrs .Surp Durben eiuige beoeutiame
ausiuaen semuGt. EtmOtbp @ougbluu,
Nufieber 6er betrt fenben, 81 DteiIen Iaugen
Rubnfreds. mar am WittUOds NbeuO mad
8 llbr i'm @intInugs NIT ben ihm ertbeilteu
SnIf1uittonen iber ieiue Strede seenugeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-08-13
Bic &ataitrOPbe bel Gbatspurtb.
aasIaara bel Der GOruuers sllnteria5nng.
SrepeIbaFte SabrIafItsFett Der
SabHBeftlfdbGft.
@erHdte Hber elm 8erbred n.

gatriHune urter Ssr Be56IFerun0 oer Rad1=
bstf@ait seseH bic Sabu Ssamteu. -
gSas Die &sBtereu iaesn.-GtRe aenaWsre
9iite oct cpfer. - stabeEeS ilbsr DaS lIa:
gIid.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-01-15
How to Have eggs in Winter


/ have known many farmers To sell
hundreds of dozens of eggs at , To 10
cents dozen in summer and then, with
20 to go hens about the place, have To-
pay % TO 50 cts. for a single dozen. 70
enter into the ingredients Of the Christ
mas dinner. The reason for this Il not
difficult to tiud. In summer, the hens
have run of a large territory, teeming
with Just the kind Of food REQUIRED Tor
the production of eggs; while IN winter
they are compelled TO rustic among the
dried husks for food, or TO steal it from
the pigs, and to perch wher the wintry
winds have free play.
10 nave hens lay In winter, they must
be Matched early, and be well cared for
Then IL IS a comparatively easy matter.
with proper accommodations and treat
ment, To keep them laying until spring.
They should have house built for their
especial accommodation; by 10 feet in
dimensions; built of common barn sid
ing. with ogee bats. and lined with tarred
building paper. Door feet high. One
hot bed sash, 3 by feet in roof. Ii
should not be far from the kitchen, so IL
can be easily attended 10. Ia one corner
place box ? feet square, and about s
inches deep, and fill il with road dust.
Make two boxes, about 10 inches in
depth, and keep one of them well sup
plieu Win Done meal. crushed egg shells.
In the other place the feed. Hang a
quart bucket on a hook near che floor.
and in it keep a supply of milk or fresh
water. Keep il clean and sweet. Their
food should consist of wheat or oats IN
the sheaf, parched corn, crackIIngs.
finely chopped cabbages and apples,
scraps of all sorts from the table, etc.
Let the hens scratch their breakfast out
of the sheaves, which should not be IN
bound; give vegetables, scraps, ETC.. at
noon, and warm parched corn for sup
per- The sheaves should be left in the
house until they are torn to pieces. They
give the hens necessary exercise and
amusement. Add a small quantity of
cayenne pepper 10 the vegetable ration
occasionally. Let the fowls run out
when the ground Is bare of snow, unless
there rs other poultry about. 10 that
case they should have small ward of
their own. Keep the poultry house per
fectly clean. y shallow box under the
percn will catch the droppings. and is
quickly cleaned. Allow no cocks 10 run
with the hens. Kept in this manner 10
hens of any good breed should reward
their keeper with ) 10 : eggs a day. I
Three years ago i had Plymouth Rock .
pullets that began 10 lay early in winter
and in months and 20 days they laid !.
GIL eggs--PTdiTie Farmer.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-01-15

The catch of Flori In mullet for the past
season has been unprecedentedly small,
and during last summer it was found
that several varieties of game perch
which were formerly common in the St.
Johns River had practically disappeared.
The black bass are very much reduced IN
number, and it seems probable that the
"croaker" will soon be extinct. The
shad are much less numerous now than
formerly, and so far during the present
season the catch is very small. We have
laws To protect the shad, but with regard
to the other fish, indiscriminate slaughter
is the universal rule.
With such fish as shad and mullet a
continual war is being waged by their
enemies in both water and air, so that if
man also enters the field in any force ex-
termination is bound to result. They are
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-01-15
Retired at Last.

The resignation of Col. III. T. Baya,
General Manager of the DeBary-Baya
Merchants Line, is announced to take
eral manager of this line for several
years, and during that time has sus-
tanned his reputation as an earnest and
persevering business man. But he came
In at the wrong time to achieve marked
success in steambOating. The railroads,
competing for the same business, practi-
cally destroyed the river trade and drove
the boats from the field. There was just
chance that the boats could be sus-
tanned, but the Colonel missed that OPP
pOrtunity. He has, however, fought
good fight and left a proud record, but
his line is dispersed. No man has more
steadfast friends on the Upper ST. Johns
than Col. Baya, and they all will regret
to learn the necessity of his resignation.
MIR. George Cecil, Jr., who succeeds
Col. Baya as general manager, is a young
man of superior business qualifications.
and brings to his new position a rire ex-
perience and a capacity for steamboat
ing not usually found in a man of his
age. His father is President of the line,
thus, at the outset, promising a cordial
and firm support Of any policy he may
inaugurate for the management of the
numerous boats under his charge. Mr..
Cecil has been assistant manager for
three years and is, therefore, familiar
with the duties of his office and thoS-
Oughly well acquainteA with all the re-
sponsibilities of his asw poeition. We
trust he may do something to restore the
line to its former proud position on the
river, and heartily wish him success in
any effort in that direction. Mr.. Cecil is
an able, experienced business man, and
with perfect harmony in the administra-
ton of his cOmpany's affairs. we do not
doubt of his ultimate success.
We congratulate him on his promo
ton and the public on the greater vigor
that will doubtless be introduced into
the management of the DeBary line in
the future. Nearly all the boats of the
line are first class, and under Mr.. CeciI's
management should compete success
fully for the trade OF the st. Johns,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-01-15
A Definition.

"Hurrah! hurrah! wen have shivaree"'
This is a remark recently attributed
to the Hon. l.. Q. C. lamar by the Chi
cago Tribune. What is shivaree 2"
The New York Sun asks the question,
and it only shows that, even under the
Indictment of Grady's speech, our North
ern contemporaries are still ignorant of
Southern institutions. Had the South
been making dictionaries and cyclopedias
one of the greatest of our statesmen
would be understood when speaking his
native tongue, and this explanation had
been unnecessary. But Lamar Is one of
our institutions and speaks our language
as well as Grady, so that we are willing
to instruct the Sun in our sectional lore,
as we have often drawn light from that
great luminary.
Our contemporaries will, then, under
stand that down here we always feel in.
terested in the family affairs of each
other. and. when a maiden finds bride
groom his friends turn out in force and
give the two so solidly made one a me
fodious serenade. But when a widow
or widower re-enters the state OF doubled
blessedness a most discorddHt salute is
rendered, and the friends of both parties
seek the house as soon as the ceremony
is performed, and make the occasion as
hideous as possible with fearful noises
forced from tin pans, rams horns, ket-
ties, blowers, long tin bugles and other
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-01-15

instruments OF torture. Words fail TO
give an idea of the situation, until the
fun by pouring out copious libatIons,
always strong. If the Sun will digest
the explanation, we Will assure Mr..
Dana of our Willingness TO give him an
illustration, should he visit Palatka, till
he is ready to admit, in spite of the die
tionaries, that a shivaree Is a sHIvAREE,
and that Mr.. Lamar spoke strictly blythe
card in his happiest vein.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-01-15

Just at the time when the "croakers"
are getting in their best work, comes the
intelligence that Holland syndicate
has purchased mine hundred square miles
of timbered land in Florida, from our
Lend and Mortgage Investment Com
pany, organized by Sir Edward Reed,
NJ. p. Their groans have also caused the
collection of testimony which proves
that the missing tourists" are all here,
and so for once their complaints are not
only refuted but have done some good
by making the refutation necessary.
Hasn't the Times Union caught it lately?
Even kind old DIR. Huston has a word to
say against the T.-U., which is as etfec-
tive as his Five for Dougherty."